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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-01-13
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Annual Meetings. Election Of OEf!eaa -
and Wmuxaefn

and ManxReFs
At the annual meeting OF tho Society
for the Prevention Of Cruelty to Children
held al their office Sixth and Shipley
streets, Tuesday afternoon. The following
officers and managers were elected for the
ensuing year:
President--H. T. Cause.
Treasurer Samuel X. Smith.
Secretary and Attorney-Austin Har-
rington, Esq
Vioe-presidents, New Castle county
William Candy, e Bringhurst, Jr, Hon.
Charles b. Lore, George H. Batter, Wash
ington Jones', Benjamin Nields, T.. N.
Buck, j. l. Devon, William A. Smith, O.
B. Rhoads, A. @. Robinson, Dr. VIM. II.
Bullock; ). 4. Cause, Il. O. Robinson,
Rev. T. q. Littell, Rev. j. b. Parmelee,
f. L. Gilpin, W. A. LsMotte.
Kent county Manlove Hayes, Richard
o. Dale, N. B. Smithers, Geo. p. Fisher,
II. Il. Kenney, Il. b. Ooursey, John FL.
BatemRn, p. Brunette, Henry Rdeely,
Eli salisbury, George v. Massey, B. T.
Biggs, l.. W. Allibone, William Onmmins,
James Pennewill.
Oausey, B. 2. Fooks, Benjamin Burton,
W. n ouinAut OuhktSb ". DtOcRloy, 1uRn
Martin, d. T. Marvel, r. g. Hazard, N.
d. Welsh, Daniel ]. Fooks, John w.
Oausey, Daniel Burton, J. r. Lofand, j.
Mark Coates.
MANAGERS.
HIT. Cause, Austin Harrington, William
CANDY, Il. @. Littell, Samuel K. Smith,
Willard II. Porter, N. II. Benson. Jr.,
Mrs. II. T. Cause, Mrs George 81. Bates,
Miss r. A. Rowland, Mrs. Austin
Harrington, Miss Margaret Hilles, Walter
II. Hayes, Mrs. W. II. Porter, Mrs.
Benjamin Nields, Mrs. Walter d. Bush,
Miss Anne Semple, Miss Ellie Fulenwider,
Andrew G. Wilson, Miss Anna Garrett.
The society's offices will be shortly re-
moved TO handsome and commonious
apartments in central location on
Market street, where the society's agent
will be found al all times and where COM
plants will be received. Tho agents au-
thority will extend throughout tho State,
to all parts Of which it IL expected that
his attention and investigations will be
directed. The annual report, containing
summary of transactions since last
yearly report, win be issued in few days.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-01-13

NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT
An TIE annual meeting OF the stockhoIdefs
OF The Wilmington Navigation Company
Will be held at No. sos Market STREET, MtlfniNR-
tor, Delaware on THURSDAY, the ID day 81
re rlafy, 1888 bstWeen the hours of 2 and
O'CLOCK, . nn., for the purpose CT electlng three
~ ecsois % serve for three years aud one diree-
tor - serve for ona year.
decl9 I'm JOHN q. GRIFFIN, presIdenk
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-01-13

nInIII uKeWarded are those who read
XII Mi hi aud then art; they W i mid
HULL honoa aple employment that Will not
lake thrm from their homes and
families. Tee profits are large AMI sure Tor
every tGdu trio p rson, many have made and
arc nov m kir g several hundred doIlRas q
month. 1t IS easy Tor any Que h. make s. and
upwards p r day, who is wilIng 60 work.
Kuher sex younS or old; capital not needed.
We tia you Eve ything new. No sneclaf
ability req III ed; you, re tder. can do 1t a. we'll
a. any one White to US at ono9 for full pRr-
tlcllsrs, whic Wa nan fires. Address stlnsol,
n Co., Por: and, Maine.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-01-13

By Yittue o. an ori}ar OF r. Or "a. ~ OK
In New CAsil county, with Diies
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-01-13

ELKToN, Jan. 17.--Walter Fl. Armstrong
OF Fair Hill has sold his fine horse Sol
taire, by Gilt Edge, to Mr.. Irwin, a driver
and trainer of Philadelphia, for 81 200.
Solitaire has a record OF 2 81, which was
made at Oxford, Pa. The horse is said
to be capable of much better work in the
hands Of good trainer.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union of Cecil county is circulating petit
tions TO the managers of the Elkton fair,
requesting them to prohibit gambling de-
vices from the grounds and also not to
offer premiums for exhibits of home.
made wines. 1t ia likely that the former
request will be granted, as public senti.
ment is in its favor, but, in the opinion
of many, the latter petition, in regard to
premiums on wines, is asking rather too
much, even in prohibitory county.
The circuit court for Cecil county ad-
journed this morning until the March
term.
The jury in the case of Jacob Rambo
VS.. James Whelan, an ex.sergeant of the
Wilmington police force retired at z
o'clock last evening and being unable to
agree were discharged at O'Clock TINS
morning. They stood 10 for Rambo and
two for Whelan. Rambo sued for $109
due on contract price Of house which
he constructed. The defendant claimed
that the house was faulty constructed.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-01-13

Stonehraker Chemical Co.-GentleEnen:
sSs iisG c. I'll tic op1s,.-r Fs.sii;,, -,
have found nor do be- We lever win mn,
thing Tor bnilaing Np and inyigosating STOCK like
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FOR SALE.

co1l5 FEET-IoT 100 FEET DEEP.
ffsory and basement Osownstone front Basement par.
kf - finished pa nOor saloon cham.
Ter psieslss windows in paror cabinet mantes through
cut Butiiess Stairs In psTlor story
Easement and psror han waBscoted In hard wood double
fee rsrlcr sanitary plumbing throughout Heated by
ipfbaoe. Pilce $4,000
Also 2tory and red brick and bTownsone
fIihed with latest Improvements Price $500 This house
ha baTgan.
Alec corner house finished the most durable
lfire ST. 300 This house viii be shown only special
ftfnit.
Toresch te take Elevated Road Sumner
tiaior shout 90 minutes Tide then blocks up sumner
ave IL Monroe then block TO house. 2bTA Lowis~vs
1hess Elevated Road IN
he eei residence BROOKLYN ana bu,t by of the
ftsi builders the They must he sOt the
cannot srofd TO carry them. Keys at 2G7A Lewisave
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MORTON. BLISS & co.
WINFIELD MORTGAGE & TRUST co.

Five and 10 year GUARANTEED per cent hrst mor.
cages and secured by dePost OF hrs mor1
FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST COMPANf H. ~ " arsss
At payable, principal and interest AZ tber ynSs
SUM investor and payable II desired al Msvefrs -,
topal Bank, Bsatoa aiional Bank Of the bepupac.
deIphia andat Eastern hrad9uartcrs Bradstrss Cur'
bankers, IS Pinest. Ncw-York'
p..nons,sls agent. wanted in Hsw.York, Pennsylvania
New. Jersey. and conneotcuL
Address IS Plns-st. Nsw.Yorki 80 courtst 8rooklyn
BONDS AND STOCK OF THE KENTUCKY
ID CENTRAL RAILWAY COMPANY are now ready for
issue against Surrender al this oce Of oustsnaSs
Railroad Company under Reorganraten Agreement ds'ea
February lei, 1887. 49,, v.x or-,....
"a WaIu Thea HilLouse President
deV.Yerk. July 18Th 1857.
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AN ABSOLUTELY SAFE
FIVE Per CEN T
HWentyYear Gold Bond
NIBETY-FIVE and Accrued INTEREST.

The United States and Brazil Mail steamship Company
for the purpose OF building additional steamer needed for
RAPIDLY increasing business Offers direct TO investors an
issue OF OF twenty bonds In sums to suit at
and interest and principal paya
blr I'm gold This OF bonds only Issued for Sl2oOOo
ON each steamer the bonds secured BY mortgage
made 10 tho Union Trust Company Trustees for S2o
600 on each OF the new nsclass steamers Aianca
Finance and Advance" that cost and are worth $780,
600 each Two steamers insured for s3Ooooo
each and one for $4,000 embracing collision and all posi-
bs clauses TO guard against loss $4,000 on each
steamer IL assigned TO the Trust Company
far The socutty OF tho bondhoders This Company has
capital OF sl,000.000; not share has been SUD-
.u,ance OF s9bOOOO tho steamers. gives tho
most ample security these bonds We reserve tho right
20 retire this issue i've ears by paying
bond or loo per bond and accrued interest
Mortgage bonds steamship Company are AZ SAFE an
investment bond made Steamers are alwaysaao
In market have this distinction In their ia'or
"a oompsrcd with railroads that must be sold as awhoe
our bus steadily growing and Is conducted on
closs thorough economical business basis There 10 no
safer bond offered on They In denominations
OF $1,000. with coupons payable July and January "e
confidently offer them TO careful investor Ihey can
he obtained by application at the oice OF the company
MN. Buildlng where any further information can DO had
D.veres OF tho bonds Will made by the Union Trust
Company. - ~ rurpyrp pr..,dsrt
u s. 4 BRAZILIAN 8. s. 90.
We refer by PORN the Chemical National BANK
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Dipiocno Notices.
ExKcItIlYF OFPIcK.


AMEMcAS ELECTRIC MANUFACTURERS COMPANY, }
NEw.YoRK, July IL. 1887
AT A MEETING OF The DIRECTORS OF
n the American Electric Manufacturing Company held to-
day the regular quarterly divldend OF ONE AND ONE.
HALF PR CENT was declared payable Monday.
August all stock holders Of record Saturday
August o. 1887.
Transfer books close from Saturday, August @, 1897 to
Monday. August 10, 1887. both days inclusive
H. r.. IRVINE, Treasurer
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gitn propsrtp tuantsa.

WANTED.-D0wntown business property for
w cash purchasers.
rutland WHITING. 8 Beekmsn-st
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NORTH CAROLINA
CERTIFICATES.

On August 90 proI engraved Trust Certificates OF inc
United States Company viii be issued to parties 70
the agreement for the settlement OF the spscai h peo
To facilitate tho quotation certificates each appcan'
shoud furnish full lpvs list before July ~
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BROOKLYN proprrin 70. 8aIe ano 90 Eet
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REAL. ESTATE,
p,,s1NFss AT THE EXCHANGE

rcnosa, TO provide better accommodation for the Peg.
office has long been under consideration at the Real
80. Exchange In January last JOINT committee Of the
,stse yers and the Exchange had interview with
80 register the Corporation Counsel and reported that
,n.e was 900 available for the proposed building
neh had been recovered from the old Tweed ring The
HAVING nrepCo S%ang FOR the y , I:Sers s
Tor the sassgg Of the new hcsrs Or n aae
SS :sa {si the room shall bureau.
h the block book. say from one 70 ESQ and 50
~ M BY tins much chance OIL loss ana con-
Business Exchange yesterday was quiet only orc
ale auction taxing place The property know a. No 3.
s.ast, ssrs Sat Sr n ancnpeer Wsm K.nss
s SS": or.eicuIe Tor So 800 Joseph SONAR
The spGYn :: Mo: .ns
headed BY nen.%1 The big s, tSH1S
The ss s % opSSs saS
M James = r Woois1 has sold one Of -four story pr
vas dwelling the OF Seventy eghthst,
Madison and Parkaves for $4,000 10 MIA Helen
s Trust pan ~" spGF,sS hs sale al g.
nns 10 the rear the buildings being erected at NO.
sS W; va. sol q
NEwYoRK. Thursday. July 81. 1887
The following made at the Exchange and Auc-
ton Room today
By William Heraety d Bro.
Cherry and waser.ss lot 2or5i, j sslOnOn.... $4,000
FRIDAY, JULY %
So.s No. West s2dst zoo II Of loth-ave
,rcopnrD REAJ, ESTATE TaANsFERs--N Y. CITY.
~ n. Registers omOs to-day
is4thstss % hwof colegeave 75Iloo' David ,o.o
,e, sssIy 200 IL Of Morssve 25IiOo susan
,ssl aa5 Of MSrri,avs 75Iioo Georeiana
For, issss % ss@s Plot No Ward 50
T Ti1aoiAi'o as. .............. 1000
croieaaCSe ,ss, y PurTev 10 Peter De 1880
ss ssSd Ha.. 10 SissnSa
bssis9 n V.semsr spa w,fe TO F Wood ...... $500
~ suTseon "'''............... Slls
ZION ss,ssooS and wife to Emma Lyon 475o
sStis, = 80, soy 3 Berthe lo75o
Arthur a aSt 10 WOO 1880
7ss5sasss5,ssi Camp and wife to catha' =, coo
ssd I,sT ISL ii Of shave 2iiOioS9 Twin ., oo
TO ssgns " ai9iiooa 1''O'
I2a61lOO.2 Alex Ferguson and wife to Shea .ooo
sl,sn nG cor Of i55d; 23Iio0; I'D sittOa
and ss 70 sst Essae 81 Henry Raieers
Ward 2SssSs Herman sch"aneke to Matilda n zoo
,.us s% S4sp.riy. Joi,.nne. Smith to
stha'SS 60, o. $4,000
,a7sst $40 4 Of 1iave iGi0Iio0; John ooo
Havtar a Fuller o'VVV
ilse' .s 10 i9y i b ., $4,000
C.l,oun Terrace me y o1 gors-ying west OF CAR
,o1s TsrIIcs W. %.ppin ,U ..' $500
Ludlcw,s, No o. EoAS'o mem. anu $4,000
ssd, q ss ~ Q, 5000
sstb-si 3 25 8 II e OF lOth-sve. l9x36ix l.6Nle;s
.i2 "a ps: y17SSh IAD anu "iio 70 1860
sherir.sL " q 81. 2 II OF RivIngon-st 4aGx42ll;
Solomon ana W''s a'O $1,000
9Th ayH vi. S 10 sse, Williams and a%o;her IIoI
washiurton.ave " cor Of l61ihst ~ 1850, Mary 49,.
Monaghan to Lena ana Joseph kuptz e,OOO
a. uhers Al n G cor o Willlsm-st u 61-tc William -
,tr2l tx; Conn aud vile TO Wesi: e,ooO
g T FUo xseer Raaebod 10000
hA1s w,i, No 1'iiOo Mary 1000
shave q > "a II u o. 2GtIs 24.sIl0o; : solomon
ard aHSAs 'As'u'''' 0 iarii' A'ou'o 1900
ssh st > 23s = n . lst-ave. 1S9xlO22. Emma
Moore TO McCary
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ST. LOUIS SAN FRANCISCO RAILWAY COL
1b BROAD ST. mills BuiLDiSG). \
NEw.NoRK. july 49, 1887.
THE USUAL DIVIDEND OF THREE AND
l. oNE.HALF t39l PR ENT for the sir months end
ing 1887 tho rst preferred stock Of this
pany and will be payable at this onlce
and TO- 1887 stockholders Of record This
p. Friday. July 80 1887 after which no First
Preferred Stock Certo wiz be received Tor transfer I'M
7. W. LILLE, Treasurer
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TuE CTUR rALESR RAILWAY AND NAyIGAnoSl
CoNrANY, HELENA. Montana July /. 1887. !
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS Of this com
pany have this day declared quarterly dividend Of
ONE PER CENT from the net earnings OF tbs quarter end
ing June 80 1881 payable a. tho Central Trust onpany Of
New.YOrk AUGUST 1897 The transfer books will DO
closed on July 90 and will be reopened on August 3.
ALFRED q. CHAPLIN.
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OFFICE OF TIKI

OFFICE OF TIKI
st. PAUL DULUTH HAILRO AID CoMPANY, }
ST. PAU, MINI, June 20. 1887
FINHE DIRECTORS OF THIS COMPANY AT
meeting to-day passed following resolutions Re-
solved That the following dividends tho stock OF this
company be and tho hereby declared TO the stock
holders OF record the 3Dth day OF June 1897 namely
First 20 the preferred stockhoders for the msnths cndng
that day three and onealf cent g cent? payable
second the stockholders for tie
period per Is cent? In csshi and third
TO stockholders 10 conformity ~ the unanimous
acion Of the stockholders at their meeting held the 20h
221 of 1887, fifteen cent payable
this Al in ull satisfaction OF all
ams VI common stockholders TO dividends
1887 dividends 20 be paid and after 9Th
dav Of July at the Fourth National Bank Of NewYork"
transfer books which June - will close At
o'clock .. m. June ~ and reopen July 8.
T.. X HARRIS, treasurer.
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OFFICE OF
THE CENTRAL. RAILROAD COMPANY OF NEW
JERSEY.
1l9 LIBERTY. sT-
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cuunirp propsru For Sale ana % Get

AT CRAWFORD, \. j.. TO LET, As minutes
IA from New-York via Central Railroad OF New.Jersey.
house barn. ouihouses and lennery lI4x
~ ali order 2s depot desirable
Place wishing pos-es.ion Immediate
J. luire OF CHARLES LEO ABRY, al Al Maiden Lane
~
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OFFICE OF
THE CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY OF NEW
JERSEY
lls LIBERTY.sT-
NEw.YoRK, July 20, 1887
TO THE BONDHOLDERs OF TIKI CENTRAL RAIL
ROAD COMPANY or NEW-JERsEY AND ITS
CONSTITUENT COMPANIES
At the request Of Me.srs brown. SIMPLIFY q CO.. Of
London and Of OF the CONSOLIDATED. CON-
vERTIBLE and ADJUSTMENT MORTGAGES. and for
benefit OF the minority bouhodes Who on account OF
other have not avsed themselves oil
the opportunity subscribe the One Hundred ear
Five Mortgage Gold Bonds OF this com
pany books OF subscription said bonds are now re-
opened ID upon the original terms OF the
propositions Of The company. dated J une 3. 1887
Cope. propositions be obtained at the once OF
the company Central Trust Company. "a Wall st.
where dspo,tsdn payment for the general
mortg negotiable certificates for which are now
ready for delivery.
THIs EXTENDED PRIVILEGE OF SUBSCRIPTION
WILL EXPIRE AUG 2. 1857.
Tho amounts securities being than
majority each have been subscribed for the new
general mortgage bonds
s972aOo0 Consolidated bonds OF the totAs
,u.ot................... 81 8. 900 900
275T 900 Convertible bonds OF the total is-
eof.............-.......-.....-..- 4,iOo0oo
1858 900 Debenture bonds OF the total issue
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS S2oaOOV
~. of.......................-...... 1854 ZOO
l,O77.OOQ NovJsrsey Southern bonds OF tho
total i,.us OF .................... l,6s0OO0
SO 1852 200 Equal To co per cent of.-..s2s' os ooo
Additional conversions Of other highrate interest obira-
tons stocks and bonds Of the consult
uent companie the cent general mortgage
bond. have been made to the extent OF S2235B5O.
By special order Of tho Uned states Circuit Court author
ty given for contract which has been executed
with Trust Company as agent for the Receivers
and a. Trustee general mortgage bonds whereby
~ 900 900 OF the said bonds deposited with tho
said Trustee payment OF the interest on tho
new mortgage bonds not otherwise provided Tor
during tho continuance Of the Reoe vership.
THE CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY OF
NEW.JERSEY,
j.. ROGERS MAXWELL.
President
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The Jobbing Trade.


Tornatoes-Two-pound cans SO0s5c 3-pound
S1.2001.25. Peaches-Standard. 3-pound 81 700
2; 3pound seconds, 81 so So; 2-pound standard
ray, $1.250l.30 Yarmouth. 81 .300I35. Miscel-
Observation-Disclosures 2pound SQD9Oc; raspberries.
2-pourd. 81. 1901 15 pineapple. standard, 2-pound,
S1.4O02. so; seconds. 2pound. 81. 1911 .20; cove
oysters, 1pound full weight, 9Oc0S1 light, go
zoe; 2pound. full. $1.700I.s0; light, 9oc 9$1;
peas. merrowfat. 75c0S1.4O small. 81. 5O02; lob
sters 80 a 10; red cherries. 81 % q 20 goose
berries 80 690c; strawberries 81 1001.15.
COAL AND COKE.
Block, s. 25 p ton: Minshall, So % p ton: Jack
son. 1913 y ton; Pittsburg, 81 " ton; Raymond
City, 81 p ton; Winifrede 81 y ton; Campbell
Creek, 81 v ton; Hooking $375 ~ ton; Island City
80 " ton; Highland. $2.7t y ton: Piedmont and
Blossburg. So = ton; Duggar Peacock) lump So ~
ton; nut $50 y ton; chestnut No. and stove
thraclte. - Y ton; egg and crate anthracite Sc 75
p gas coke. 12c y bu IS ~ load; crushed coke
13c n bu. or rs ~ load. AL soft coal nut size
5Oc y ton less than the above prices on the same
quality of lump coal
DRUGS.
Alcohol $2.2O022s: asafoetida, 2o125c: alum,
DC. cauphor, p SOC; cochineal so 055c chIoro-
form, 45 d5Oc; copperas. brls SO 03 so; cream tar
tar, pure 40G42c; indigo. S0c6$l; licorice Calab
genuine. 3Oa 4Oc; magnesa. carb.. log, 25d35c:
morphine ?. 81 W.. p OF. S3.10G3. IS; madder 10
d14ci oil. castor, y gal 81 so a 60; oil berramot
y H. $50 10: opium, 81 5O64.75: quinne, p &
w, U OF. 90 07oc balsam copaiha, so 655c: soap
EPSON. sc; sulphur -four. 4D6c; saltpetre y
zoe; turPentne. 4214Sc; glycerine, 2s132c; iodide
potass., s. 30 as; bromine potass AZ 14Sc ehlorat
potash, 25c; borax. 1od12c; cinchonidia, lsd2oc
carbolic acid. 50955c.
oIs-Linseed oil. raw &e04ao y gal. coa..oil.
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Elsewhere.

ST. LOUIS. May 7.-Cattle-Receipts 400; ship.
ments, zoo. Market strong and steady choice heavy
49, So; butchers fair to choice SO. 500
d so feeders fair to good So. 2O04 stockers com.
grass to good corn-fed So a. Is.
Hogs-Receipts, 1000; shipments, 2. 500. Market
steady choice heavy and butchers selections So 40
$780, packing. fair TO good, So. 20 $685. Workers.
medium - prime. S50o.15; pigs. common to good
44084.9O.
Shesp-Receipts 1 200: shipments none. Market
firm; clipped, medium to choice, So. 1904.
KANSAS CITY, May 7.-Cattle-Reeeipts ]. 25o
shipments. 6SS. Tho market shade stronger
for light shipping cows, stockers and feeding steers
steady good 70 choice shpping $1,000 so: com
feeding steers. So. 800 80.
Hogs-Receipts. 615o shipments $50. The
market opened steady. closing weak and 5000
lower; good to choice. $50515: common TO
medium, $4.6004.90; skips and pigs, 81. 5004.5O.
Sheep-Receipts. $50; shipments, The
market dull good to choice, 49, 03.4O;
common to medium. Sl.9o02.6o.
CHICAGO, May THE Drovers' Journal reports:
steady; shipping steers $50 to 800 TBS S404. 65:
stockers land feeders $2.7564.25; cows. bulls and
mixed, S204 bulk. 50. 7003. 10.
Hogs-Receipts: 5000; shipments 8 900. The
market was steady; rough anil mixed S. as. IS;
packing and shipping $5.4O05.55; light S4. 700
$50; skips. S3046O.
market steady: wooded. 81 as; shorn. So. 500
AIS; Texans So as. So; lambs. $4. 5006.5O.
EAST LIBERTY. May 7-Cattle-Receipts. 7o3;
shipments 6S4 Nothing dong; all through
signnents.
Hogs-Receipts. 9. 200: shipments 2 500 The
market was slow: Philadephiss. SIS 5005 60; York.
ers, S5.2505.3o common and light $685. 5;
pigs, $4.5O0475.
Sheep-Receipts, 1000; shipments, 1900. The
market was dull at unchanged prices
CINCINNATI, May Hogs quiet and steady: COM
mon and light $41005.25; packing and butchers,
S4.9O05.35. Receipts, 1850; shipments, 600.
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NOTES AND QUERIES.
AGNES RsRNAuER,


Who Agnes Bernaueri ScHoor.e,.,
CITY.
The beautiful daughter of poor c;t;-.r
Augsburg. Germany. in the fifteenth centrrr
Duke Albrecht of Bavaria. only son Of the
reigning Duke Ernst. saw the maiden at .or
nament and fell in love with her. He was vonn,
handsome ard manly. and Agnes was not in'
sensible to his attractions and rank. Thew ws-s
secretly united. and Albrecht carried his vonr
wife TO the castle of Voh burg which he inberi,ss
from his mother. There thsy enioyed 49,:
matrimonial happiness undisturoed for sor.
time, until his father formed plan OF narrvins
his with Anna. daughter of Erich Duts -
Brunswick The determined opposition he rna.
with soon made him aware Of his sons attarh
ment to the Aucsburgers daughter aud az m.
strength of his passion for her, and he rasolvas
to take energetic measures TO break it of n
accordingly contrived tournament at Rezan
burg. and the lists were shut against Albraeb.
one who. against the rules of chvalrv.
was living with woman n OF his wife. Albracb,
swore that Agnes was his wife. but in vain. n.
still excluded. He now made Agnes oneniv
honored as Duchess of Bavaria. As long as ME
uncle, Duke Wilhelm, lived. who was greats
attached to his nephew. nothing further was
attempted against the happiness of the lovers
After his death Duke Ernst, in the absence ne
Albrecht ordered Agnes to be arrested accused
of sorcery. by which she alleged to hava
bewitched Albrecht. She was carried bound hand
and foot. by executioners, to the bridge of the
Danube, and in the Dresencs of the whole peonla
thrown into the river. This was in 1885 Tha
current having uodlSu HeE again TO The side. onA
of the executioners ran. with long pole ana
fastening it to her golden hair. held her under
the water until she was drowned Maddened M
this atroety, Albrecht took up arms against his
father. and. in league with his enemies, wasted
the country.
WRIGHT AND MATsoN.
To the Editor OF the indianapolis journal,
Mr.. William Wesley Woollen. in his biography Of
eminent Indianans, answers the question as to the
votes received by Joeeph A. Wright and John A. Nat
in their for the povernorship of Indiana He
gives Wright's vote at 70 996, Matson's 81, 2Is
MUSIC IN CAMP.
To the Editor Of the Indianapolis Journal
If g. A" will send to NJ j. Ivers g. Co. 66 Mas.
sau street. New York. for Standard Recitations No.
4. he will find Music in Camp, the poem he desires
ELIZABETH, Ind. MATTE.